Sentences with phrase «bit unpolished»

A few spelling errors make the program feel a bit unpolished, but it works as intended — mostly.
GTA Online can be a great game, but as it currently stands, it's a bit unpolished.
When I got a hands - on opportunity with Ruiner at last year's PAX East 2016 event, it was evident that the game was a bit unpolished.
Blue Nile's customer service representatives are known to be highly knowledgeable and helpful with your selection, though they are perhaps a bit unpolished in comparison to other options.
Sadly it's lacking a good AI and feels a bit unpolished at the same time.

Not exact matches

«I am forever engaged in a silent battle in my head over whether or not to lift the fork to my mouth, and when I talk myself into taking the bite, I taste only shame,» writes Jena Morrow in her memoir, Hollow: An Unpolished Tale (Moody Publishers, 2010).
After playing a bit part in Almodóvar's outrageous, if unpolished, Pepi, Lucy, Bom (1980), Roth starred as the unsubtly named Sexilia in the director's sex farce Labyrinth of Passion (1982).
It's also a bit loose, and has an unpolished workprint - like feel to it that may turn off some viewers.
The skin is wrinkled, the nails are unpolished and bitten to the quick and, like the man in the bed I have just left, the third finger wears a plain, gold wedding ring.
Vaccine definitely nails the 1996 survival horror aesthetic, with blocky and unpolished 32 - bit graphics and tank controls a-la Resident Evil.
It's a bit jarring as it feels like the extensive use of bloom was in an attempt to try and cover up all the unpolished artwork.
It's a massive, massive game — perhaps a bit too large and unpolished in some respects — but also one we happily lost ourselves in for dozens and dozens of hours.
That ring of metal has two finishes — the inner half slopes in a bit with a smooth - but - unpolished while the outer half is highly polished and etched with with a ring of radiating lines that have been swept clockwise.
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